Women’s Health Through the Decades

Tori Rosay, Founder and Owner

At Dexter’s Deli, community, healthy pet food, dogs, and a few opinionated cats are the heart of every one of our stores. Often mistaken for a sandwich shop, Dexter’s Deli was actually San Diego’s first natural pet food store. Founder Tori Rosay opened the first location in Del Mar in 1996 when the internet was barely a thing and natural pet food was far from mainstream.

Thirty years later, Dexter’s has three neighborhood stores while remaining proudly independent, fiercely local, and the kind of place where the team knows your dog’s name—and their favorite treat.

Tori still leads Dexter’s Deli with curiosity, humor, and a willingness to question what’s in our pets’ bowls. In today’s dog-eat-dog world of big-box stores and online shopping, she still believes there’s something special about a community neighborhood pet store: It’s a place to ask questions, discover healthier choices, bring your dog to pick a favorite toy—or celebrate with a doggy-birthday cake.

1229 Camino Del Mar, Del Mar, California 92014 | 858-792-3707
2508 El Camino Real, Carlsbad, California 92008 | 760-720-7507
3773 30th Street, San Diego, California 92104 | 619-738-8677
dextersdeli.com

Regan Schneider, Owner and Winemaker

“Corbeaux is a reflection of our talented team, as well as my style, taste, passions, and whimsy,” says Regan Schneider, owner of the French-Asian style restaurant, wine bar, and tea house, Corbeaux. “We try to provide something unique while still leaving room for spontaneity.”

Corbeaux is a tasting room for Matin Du Bois Vintners, the family-owned winery where Schneider took over as winemaker at just 22 and started incorporating natural winemaking. At Corbeaux, you can taste Schneider’s wines along with others from small natural wineries, and experience afternoon tea, flagship tea and wine cocktails, or a daily prix fixe dinner menu. At its heart, Corbeaux is about discovery, bringing together food, wine, tea, and thoughtful details in a setting designed to inspire curiosity, conversation, and connection.

Schneider will soon have more to share. A new retail apothecary concept, The Naturalist, will feature her own phytofermented, bioactive skincare products, while the back room will house a cocktail lounge and restaurant, Ducks in a Row.

41923 Second Street, Suite 105, Temecula, California 92590 | 951-240-7134
@corbeauxwineandteahouse | corbeauxwineandtea.com

Dori Kaufman, Owner; Lorena Velasquez, Baker; Jamaica James, GM; Cassidy Nelson, Assistant GM

When Dori Kaufman and her husband opened Bread & Cie in 1994, the artisan bread craze was just beginning to hit the United States. “We wanted to be part of that excitement and become the first bakery in San Diego to offer these wonderful breads,” Kaufman recalls.

Today the café is a cornerstone of the San Diego community, offering a vast array of European breads, pastries, quiches, sandwiches, and salads. It is a repository for people’s memories, traditions, and connections: Challah for Friday night Shabbat, rosemary olive oil vines for Thanksgiving, and a place for kids to come to with their parents after soccer practice and to continue returning to with their own babies years later.

“We thank everybody for welcoming Bread & Cie when we first opened our doors three decades ago and for continuing to embrace us today!” Kaufman says.

350 University Avenue, San Diego, California 92103
619-683-9322 | breadandcie.com

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